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Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

E>oR EXCHANGE new bugsies and big vcra
II M lss 90 trade for Wichita lots. also I'd vx,.I
end GU head q high grade sheep; want a rrsidsur,,
IN north part of city. J. II. ksnnon. ~ q. Main
&A
ENOR EACHAs6K-So mortgage on thts . locs 4,
Il exchange for n good SedxSlck county farm -,
j. r. Kennon. ~ \. Main. a -
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

EOR RENT-Eor two gentlemen nicely furnished
Il front room with bay window and large closet
As s. Market ST. S{s&
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

"ANTED-BOrrowers for money; we place money
w at the lowest rates all kinds OF chactei
curity loans and also second mortgage farms
Wichita Banking Co., No. lis West Douglas g7f
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

UyANTED-To accommodate grown persons
w without children with or without; good first
class table board and rooms with use of parlor, at
living rates in of best neighbOrhoods near cen
ter OF city; front cas-. and well furnished ref
erences required II not known; address Doctor. box
16, City. d65 I'm
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

NTANTED-To sell implement business at Bluff
w City Harper Co, Kan one OF the best new
TO Ens In Southern Kansas. $500 stock. entirely
new, purchased low and selected TO suit trade. No
dead stock. $50 cash and good credit will handle
the business. Estimated annual profits $500.
rare chance for good man. Address W. ". Pond &
Co., Wichita, or Alexander Lumber Co., Winfield.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30
FOR EXCHANGE.

EOH bACHASoE-J. T. kennon. iG7 g. aain strcss
IL has brick hotel To exchange for gu~pd va,srf
n onth. ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

"ANTED-Everybody to know that now is the
w time 10 buy lots in Alerton. Joining the Bur.
ton Car Works. Ashbel WEIGH. room s. Biting
block, SI-I2t
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

LOB REST-A niseiy fara.skei fr-nf rcorz rf,h
pgfvfses- ~ rst7x yerior &C loE.axs "a cooy seth
q corner a Waco SO second street. side Call
.; hose or J. z Humphrey 5oc- 20. ~ DgExlas
Averre &G
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

WTASTED-l5 men 10 ship ives: for surfacins and
w track laying; ship every day uDiI order filled
ca,lat my once oy O'Clock each sssains and sst
hrtckisyeE farm hands, cooks- ctnk, room
boys. dining room girls gkis 20 30 70 tse country
to work; girls 70 work IN town, wages ~ TO y rer
week There many die nel II The city can ind
work By calling AZ my once, and anyone .; . dis
tace can always learn the state Of tie labor narhet
and the vanfz for clerks and oslce work ey sf1rtss
ing me with lec in stamps. J. Z Kea~o<tsys ~ z
Douglas ave- stI
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

WTANTED-Parties rooming on Waco Sherman
or Rivervtew aves. can get first class board at
Si4 Waco. sStf
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30
Lost.

Il osT-Pocket book either In vsIchi,. q, y.Y-r---
LCcnter containing note for GO drawn by {, ~
simmons In favor OF Richard sphinx: q note fos a15
drawn by Henry Coleman in favor of hiejsSrA
Spfnks; also other papers and money Yfnds -
are weicome 10 money n they will return papsss
Address n. l.. D<wiBg. valley ceebr. dsBlrp
II OsT OR SrOLKN-Dos lost stoie-, on the 7SeA
\ Inst from corner Third ami Hnscr av~nun
College HILL white and liver bun pup ssU
cippe3. suitable reward VIII DO paid by rstarnf.a
him TO the above address or No. IA ~ Hsin ssrs~(
room 10; no questions asked. Sc
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

HTANTED-Rustlers in unoccupied territory TO
w act as district and local agents ubeyal terms
right men. Address, Wichita Live STOCK Insurance
co. Wichita, Kansas, if2-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for money on first mort
w cages on farms. II you want TO renew your
old loans at q low rate OF interest call Wich
tia Banking Co., No. 1Is W Douglas av.
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

EtOR RENr-Ncs untu-nisnei rooms closs 10 bust
II ness, ss2 s. Euporia ave. $50
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

"ANTED-A blac ksm!th for railroad outfit; apply
w at Sl3 E. Douglas eve. or u O'Leayy hsnches
ter. Kas. s464
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

NTANTED-A few good Il teamsters 10 drive
w drag scrspers on the Frisco RR at Manchester.
Blk miles east OF wichita. wages So and SIS per
month. None but men used 20 the business hired.
Also few gosd scraper holders. NJ Leary. con-
tractor. 1,l4
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

NTANTED-Man-To take the agency OF our safes;
w size 2SxlSxlS inches; weight so lbs; retail
price eS; rare chance to create permanent bust
In his city or locality. These safes meet
demand never before supplied by other safe com
panies, not governed by the safe pool.
Address Alpine Safe Co., Cincinnati. o. i0-dtf
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

w the Novelty Rug Kachine"i Is the incest and
easiest machine In the world with which to make fine
ate it. as 1t requires experience. For sale for
dollar apiece by Henry Lehman. 4C2 E. Douglas ave,
city. Agents wanted. $50
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30
WANTED,

NTANTED-Lady to learn the only tailor sys.er
w in the world that uses no chart scale or com
plicated method. The only syst. m that cuts per
feet sleeve. Innings AMI patterns cur SPECIALITY
$50 y. Main Prof. Molpoer, room Is oSS-st:
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

NTANTED-By o thoroughly competent young
w lady, position as book keeper, cashier or at
ofce work; reference given Il desired. Address A
D, lock box 100 city. 1864
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

WANTED-A nicely furnished. pleaaant room
w with board for gentleman and wife; add W
Leak care carrier No. 2 D. O. sfti
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

"ANTED-Tol loan at owest rates, $4,000 On city
w and farm property. Honey ready any day.
8. W. Cooper, Gain st. d19C
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

I.NCI SAI.H-E5y o, tksosz chotse bpss Aver
Il ton. I'd i9trias tse Bzrto7 Car Worm ard bzEd
bO1- TEN J; viii sell for big money "a lays
Es6bsl Wen. rogra q Etfirg TO- e II
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

w ANTED-Competert nurse girl to TAX care of
w child; good wages; apply 20 L. Vail, AS Main
st., or 9l1 n Topeka ave, d65-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

ENOh IhADE-i have my list q cool noursxx
II rTSi. well located ra;;rcai IN Harp~r oounev
Kansas and In good running order; about 81 kfi
capacity three run of burrs and sets OF rogl<ru
all necessary modern appliances; nail now rpnrt1T
ana doing COOL work VIII trade for Aefs,~srS
county land; mill n clear of cncumbranoe. Win a.
sumo small mortgage tns land come nnd sc ~
II Sniveiy. ~. n Main st o-a
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

WANTED blacksmith TO shoe horses. e 60 per
w day and board. 80 corn cutters ioc per shock.
. brick yard men at Sis per day. II you want
work you can always procure something at my ONCE.
and II you want office or hotel work cerkshps OF
any kind address with stamps or call at my ONCE
and register and VIII undertake 10 procure you
anything you may desire. J. L. kenworthy, 81
Douglas avenue - tt
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

"ASTED-To buy lish. driving cart with box
w body; must BE- cheap. Address Cart, care
Eagle Office Sst
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30
FOR TRADE.

L'oh TRADE-A fine rrarre house O. 10 ro,tnsr n
II nne frame house OF l. rooms; Que hrirk no.s.
OF X rooms lots go with each OF these bufIiin~,
Ihsy are nicely located IN Wichita PTgt,@ r.nxfes
from ssep &c ssup Will exchange these ior f~ad
east or west providing get a small C.sh stfnsv
Douglas ave. - 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

"ANTED-To loan e50.oO on business blocks and
w residence property, within the EeXt thirty
days. Kansas Loan and Investment company i27H
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

exchange good one-horse phaetou
w for Light two-sest carriage Call al IL North
Market street. @fs
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

NTANTED-A girl with experience to do house
w work in small family at S2l n. Topeka avenue
Mrs. j. 3. St1nson. S6-6r
Wichita eagle., 1887-08-30

NTANTED-Borrowers for money first mort
w cages on farms II you want TO renew your
old loans at low rate OF interest call Wich
tia Banking Co., No. 1l6 ". Douglas 52tfwlStf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11

Although the Philippine islands lie near
to the Asiatic coast il was by Spaniards
who sailed eastward from America that
they were settled. Did they revise their
calendar when they crossed the magic
line and strike ont day 10 keep them
selves abreast of the timesf NO such
thing; the Spanish d0Ds OF that day were
"a proud and fiery folk. and If their calen-
dar did not agree with the times then so
much the worse for the times Anyhow,
the fact remains that when they arrived
at the Manila OF Philippine islands they
still reckOned by the calendar which had
been taken from Spain To- America, and
from America by them on their voyage.
They We're. of course, q day I'm arreaf; but
as there We're not then any important set
Elements of civilized nations thereabOut
with whom the date could bee compared
the error was not noticed; the reckoning
took firm hold and, in consequence, the
inhabitants of Manila keep plodding
along one day behind all their immediate
neighbOrs &C Chambers Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11

4 triumph of 9ntiseptic surgery which
WAS probably Unforeseen by Sir Joseph
Lister is recorded by the French papers.
As is well known the duello still iiourishes
among our ueighbors with "a vigor thnt
would have delighted Capt Bobadil As
% rule. honor is very easily satisfied IN
these encounters. and all the scieu
tihc thu,f- and urges end usually
100 wounds which are well within
the range off minor surgery To appears,
however that iu recent affair of honor
the principals. who meant business, So
ran each other completely through the
body Great. therefore was the amaze
meut of their friends TO see both the
heroes of the fray walking about % few
days aficruard as if nothing bad hap
peued This fortunate result is attri-
luted 10 the fact that the surgeon who
was in attendance ON tbs ground had
taken the precaution TO dip the swords tn
o. strong solution Of carbolic acid before
they were used This humane idea might
possibly Doe still further improved upon.
and the c0mbatants might bee compelled
t0 fight m suits 0f ant'septic cauze and
protective. and under q cloud OF carbolic
spray. The stor zat.0n of pistol bullets
may follow, and impetu0us politicians
ON the other side oi the channel will then
Doe able TO indulge in their fayorite rec
wqti0u with even less risk than at pres
sout-Brit.sh Medical Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11

Many years ago the eccentric Jacob
Barker offered some good business paper
for discount no one of the Wall street
banks, and when the board of directors
met they threw the paper ont That dis
pleased friend Jacob. and in a few days
he presented $40, 1000 I'm bills of that same
bank AT the counter and demanded the
specie from the ast0nished officers IL
was rolled out TO him in kegs of $1,000
each, the teller OF the bank informing him
that they were obliged 10 give him five
and ten cent pieces
Here was q dilemma for even so bright
and red0ubtable a man as Jacob, but De
was equal 60 the emergency lie ordered
the porter TO unhead the casks, which,
being done, Jacob took handful of the
coin from each and requested the teller 20
place the remainder-which they were
obliged 70 count-to his credit IL Tee
quired the whole available force Of the I'M
sttution TO count that money, and many
late hours We're made.-Detroit Free
Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11
How Herring. nre skinned.

I'VE have as many as forty or fifty girls
working for us at times, said Mr.
Beardsley, "and some OF them have
grown mp i'm our shops, having spent
seven or eight years in skinning behring's
They make as high as s. q week, and seem
happy and satisfied But we find more
trouble every year in getting new girls. /
suppose it is because the avenues Of en-
pl0yment for girls are multiplying IN so
many directions. I'm the rush of busy
times. such as the advent Of Lent brings
ms i'm the spring, we have trouble in get
ting all the help we want
The reporter was shown up stairs,
where the girls were at work in an atmos-
phere that was redolent Of the peculiar
flavor of red herring He wondered If the
girls ever freed themselves Of the smell,
and the f0rewoman said that when they
took oil their aprons and washed their
hands thoroughly they were Just as sweet
as though they worked I'm q candy fac
tory The operation is simple but inter
esting They transform the herring Of
the old country store boxed and saloon
free lunch counter variety into the more
arstOcratic homeless herring of commerce.
This Is done with a dizziness and skill that
can be imagined when il Is considered
chat the Girls manipulate daily from 200
t0 500 fish apiece They cut off the
heads. rip oh the skin all the way round
split the fish and take out the backbone,
SD nearly i'm one motion that the eyes OK
The onlooker are deceived. New York
paner
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11

"That scheme Of rat catching TO raise
the wind, in your paper, wasn't a bad
one, said man 90 q reporter the other
day. "It reminds me of % little expert.
ence I once had with an impecunious law
yer who from necessity made "a study of
such things had bin against him for
work done and went % collect it. IL was
for S. Aiter.a moments hesitation he
wrote me % check for $40, saving he made
it a point never 10 draw for smaller
amount. and asked me for 81 change. l
gave him the change without thought
and started for thc bank Imagine my
feelings when the clerk said. Got no funds
for this cot 0ut as fast as J could, and
] tried 90 find the lawyer for week.
When / did catch him iu his Office he had
some money and cashed his own check.
As be- apologized for the trick and / got
my money / decided TO say nothing more
about IT, That was several years ago. and
that lawyer is to-day i'm the fr0ntrank, and
many a dollars worth Of work have
done for him since But he never again
asked me 10 give him change Oh "a check
when paying his bill New York Even
iug sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11

A glance at the column headed Cream

A glance at the column headed Cream
OF the Press will convince the reader
that the TINES Nas tight fifteen days
ago in its forecast of the character and
important bearings Of the local contest
In New York between the Cleveland
wing Of the Democracy and the opposing
faction. We quoted the editorial Of the
World the morning after the election to
show that its complete surrender demon
straied the tremendous result in the pres
idential election We DO not say all this
as partisan Of Mr.. Cleveland but as a
critic Of the political events that for
shadow the destiny Of parties for sew
ersl years to come. There is more cause
still for congratulation, and that is
the evident ebb of the tide Of commun-
ism that has been rising for some time
but now seems 10 recede from the bull
wark Of popular intelligence raised by
the Democratic party.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11
THE NEW POLICY.


The great scarecrow Of Virginia Is
broken to pieces at last, and those Of the
Democratic party who want to enforce
reputation by the cry Of the wolf had
just as well give it up. The only argu-
ment for long time has been threat OF
an alternative; and "Mahone" Ma
honew has been echoed ON all sides and
yelled into our ears by the very people
who brought Mahoneism into the Demo
cratic party and put rle party on the
Malone platform.
The inwardness Of repudiation and
notification of Federal decisions was
Office seeking Let the people under
stand that, and let the regulators under
stand that when they Try to dictate
Democratic principles to Democrats they
will be called by their proper name.
The TINES has fought as hard for the
party as any paper, and il now proposes
to fight for pure Democracy and for
honesty as opposed to notification OF
Federal law and all the other fallacies
that are dragging the great State Of Vir-
ginia down into the mud, merely in The
interest Of politicians whose first interest
in politics is to procure selfish profit.
The next Legislature fortunately will
not have big enough majority to en-
able the temporary bosses Of the Dem
ocratic party to put it on an arbitrary
schedule of personal ideas.
We have finally beaten Malone. Now
let every patriotic and true Democrat
beat Mahoneism in the doubtful form
that it wears in the Democratic party.
We do not think that Virginia Demo
Gratis can any longer be whipped into the
principles that caused the ruin OF the
Malone party and that are now being
championed in the Democratic party
If there are any number Of Democrats
who want reputation in any form let
them take their stand and the Conserya-
tive Democrats will take theirs. But
things have changed since the people Of
Virginia could be brought to do anything
TO save themselves from Malone
The failure of the last Legislature to
do anything but make confusion worse
COMPOUNDED ought to show the new Leg
islature the necessity of adopting new
policy. If they do not there will be a
split in the Democracy and conserya-
tive movement that will oyerwhelm the
regulators.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11
Argentine Republics schoo o.

The foremost citizen In the Argentine
Republic, till his recent death ut ripe
old age, was Francisco Domingo Sarmi-
euto. He was once minister TO the
limited States, aud while here became i'm
bued with the spirit OF our Institutions
Being elected president, his first execu-
tive act was 10 organize school system
similar 70 that of the state OF Michigan,
which he most admired, and the uni
versitv Of that state recognized the com
plimenf hv honoring him with the degree
of doctor of laws Through the co-opera-
ton OF the widow Of Horace Mann, he I'M
norted twenty or more teachers from the
United states 20 organize group OF high
grade normal schools FOR the education OF
Instructors. which are still in operation,
and have proved great success Be
tween thirty and forty ladies are now en-
Gagged in the work, most Of them graduates
of our higher institutions of learning.
Their influence has been wide spread.
Their example has widened the spheres
OF the women of that country, and broken
down the old social restrictions inherited
from Spanish times.
Not long ago one Of these ladies, Miss
Clara Armstrong. Of Minnesota, was re
buked by the papal envoy for teaching
heresy in her school He complained Of
her TO the minister OF education and the
charges were investigated Miss Arm
strong was sustained by the government
and the papal envoy was expelled from
the country by order Of the president for
interfering with civil affairs. William
Eleroy Curtis in Harper's Magazine
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11

Colonel Lloyd Beall, who died yester-
day morning, was one of the representa-
iiyes of the peculiar military chiyalry Of
the United States Army as it was in the
brilliant episode of the Mexican war He
was a crack sportsman, and an intimate
associate of the famous Captain Scott,
who ordered the coon down, and Of
Colonel Richard Mason, an equally re-
nowned hunter of the old time As a
graceful and accomplished man OF the
world there were few who were his
equals in society, and his personal char
acter leaves an impression on everybody
who ever met him that will make the
regret at his death general.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11
Ena, mena, mona, mite,
Pasca, laura, bona, bite,
Eggs, butter. cheese. bread,
Sflck- .fnnA. Stone lnal.
A Trnn.-siberinn RniIwaA

The scheme for a trans Siberian railway
is being brought prominently before the
French public and the boards IN the old
stockings Of the peasants viii try 90 fad
an investment in it, The iron road prob.
ably will be- finished before the Lessop-
Panama canal, although not yet begun
IL Is 10 run for 5000 yersts across Siberia.
and will cost $50. 600 OOO rubles OF
course, the state Will undertake to do 10,
but with capital gathered ON the stock
Exchanges of the world The engineers
will have nice pickings and lick'ngs
Twenty millions of rubles will be spent on
ten 4 the bridges Paris Letter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11

The Indian railway officials are likely
to be placed in an embarrassing position,
for not only do English ladies demand 70
travel alone, but the Buddhist monk.
have requested TO be allowed 10 do 50
likewise. The government of Ceylon re
piled TO their reverences that when any
number Of monks travel together they
will be accorded every facility for vNl
being intruded upon, but that the railwgf
certainly cannot give a single mouA
carriage 70 himself London Life
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11

The tone Of feeling after the election
il towards conservative sentiment.
The popular sense has been tested and
the Democrats, who are perfectly free
and popular in their ideas, have displayed
q healthy opinion all over the country
where elections were held. There were
many elements that entered into the
various contests elsewhere a. in Rich
mond, but when laboring men who were
real Democrats came face TO face with
the false ideas Of Henry George and Nc
Glynn and their little local imitators,
like Mullen and Joe Deyine they quickly
saw the difference between the principles
Of their party and the dcmagogue tricks
Of a set Of spectators in passion and
prejudice, whose capital in politics Is
organized deception, and whose plan is
to sell out to the party that will pay most.
The people Of the United states have
learned some most important lessons in
the last few wears, aud those elections in
sol difying the Democracy slow that the
lessons bear their fruit
The progress Of the laboring men Of
America has been made by their adher-
ence to true American principles
which afford every man the chances for
ambition to win by honesty, intelligence
and industry, and the Henry Georges
and McGlynns and Communists cannot
promise more rapid progress by thee.
ries that they put forward.
1t is order and rational development
opposed to violence and chaos, and the
Henry George people know this just as
well as anyone else.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-11-11

We do hope that at the next election
the colofed people, il they insist on vot-
ing against the party that votes them APP
preparations for education, will at least
not injure the city and give themselves
away by allowing the sell-out gang to
use them. Let them put up straight
colored ticket 1t is certain that no ne
groes have sold their votes They were
merely grossly fooled into letting the
gang sell them out.